T Wyn's Nails in Scottsdale, AZ

Wonderful! The place was clean, quiet, and relaxing. I'm often disappointed with nail salons because they rush you in and out in order to get more appointments done. This place was not like that! They have a nice selection of polishes (and they aren't extremely old). I will definitely be returning to Wyn's for all future appointments!

I came in with a horrible botched powder job. They removed it at great difficulty because it was so thick and horrible! Then gave me one of the best powder mani I've ever had. I will be back! Thank you.

Tracy and David are hands down the best!! I drive 17 minutes past dozens of mail shops to come here!!!! Well with it. My nails last longer than any place I've ever been!!

David and Tracy continue to do amazing work! They continue to stand behind their work! Great people, great prices, great service!

Approximately 3 weeks ago, I called after reading reviews and decided to book an appointment with Tracy for a regular manicure and regular pedicure. I was able to get in the same day. Tracy gave me an excellent manicure and also an excellent pedicure. I was very pleased! I intended to go back for another manicure in two weeks. Health problems prevented me from returning when I wanted, but as soon as I was able to, I called, spoke with Tracy and booked an appointment with her for the next day for just a manicure. When I went in for my appointment at 9:15 a.m., Tracy was doing a manicure on a male customer. I was escorted to another chair by Tracy's husband, David, and he positioned a pillow behind me which I thought was very nice. Then I was told "Yen" would be doing my manicure that day. So I said to Tracy, "I booked my appointment with you!" She said, "I answered the phone and you did NOT request me." THAT was NOT true! I specifically asked for Tracy and wrote her name, time and date in my appointment book. I didn't know what to do, but lying does not set well with me. So I decided to have Yen do the manicure since I badly needed it and I was already there. In the chair to the right of me, when Yen finished my nails, was a woman Yen removed her polish from and put foil on her finger nails. While I was sitting there waiting for my nails to dry, the woman then changed seats and went to Tracy's seat since Tracy was finished with her male customer. I heard Tracy's husband, David, speaking and screaming loudly in Vietnamese on the phone. At some point, he yelled out in English, "And Tracy is NOT doing pedicures anymore." I sat there in shock and didn't say a word. Yen's manicure was only fair. She did not polish my nails to the cuticle or all the way on the nail. When I went to pay, Yen took my money. What was most interesting is that I paid $29.00 for a plain manicure with Tracy and I was charged $19.00 for a manicure with Yen. It seems to be there may be different prices for different customers, but also that Tracy wants to do only the high price manicures now so she can make more money. At the time Tracy did my nails, I gave her a 20% tip and she asked me to pay that in cash. I made another appointment for two weeks -- mani (with Tracy) and pedi (with Yen), but after I thought about all that occurred, I decided that I am NEVER going back there! I think much more of myself than to be treated that way by anyone. So for those of you who always say, "Buy local," this is a perfect example of why that doesn't always work.